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Workstations as enabling technologies for computer-based patient records.

P N Rosen
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Advances in computer-based technologies and cultural changes occurring in the workplace are changing the way we work and share information. Networked, distributed computing environments offer the promise of improving the quality of patient care and containing costs. Understanding and overcoming the cognitive and behavioral barriers of machine-man interactions will help us to fulfill that promise.

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Computer Communication NetworksDelivery of Health CareDocumentationHumansInformation SystemsIntegrated Advanced Information Management SystemsMedical Records Systems, ComputerizedSoftwareTelecommunicationsJournal Article

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P N Rosen. 1994. Workstations as enabling technologies for computer-based patient records.. https://doi.org/10.1016/0020-7101(94)90033-7

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